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Soldiers from USARJ’s Band play in the opening parade

Soldiers from USARJ’s Band play in the opening parade

Soldiers from USARJ’s Band play in the opening parade of Niconico Chokaigi 2016. The super-convention is sponsored by Niconico, Japan’s largest social video website, and attracted over 157,000 attendees and 5.5... More

Soldiers and Airmen from Camp Zama take pictures with

Soldiers and Airmen from Camp Zama take pictures with

Soldiers and Airmen from Camp Zama take pictures with a cosplay attendee at the USARJ information booth during Niconico Chokaigi 2016. The super-convention is sponsored by Niconico, Japan’s largest social video... More

Soldiers from the USARJ Band entertain super-convention

Soldiers from the USARJ Band entertain super-convention

Soldiers from the USARJ Band entertain super-convention attendees waiting to enter Niconico Chokaigi 2016. The super-convention is sponsored by Niconico, Japan’s largest social video website, and attracted over... More

Soldiers and Airmen from Camp Zama pose for pictures

Soldiers and Airmen from Camp Zama pose for pictures

Soldiers and Airmen from Camp Zama pose for pictures with super-convention attendees at USARJ’s information booth during Niconico Chokaigi 2016. The super-convention is sponsored by Niconico, Japan’s largest so... More

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